Eugène Green

In 1967, Henri (Alexis Loret and Jules (Adrien Michaux) are close friends who have grown up together in a small town in the French countryside. But as they turn 17, they begin to follow different paths in life; Henri moves to Paris to go to college, while Jules stays behind to concentrate on a career as a writer. (Rovi)

French filmmaker Eugène Green offers a playful but insightful variation on the mythos of a fairy tale in this comedy drama, in which a tale of brave knights and evil ogres is played in modern dress, with the actors speaking in contemporary slang. (movies.msn.com)

The film is a love story which tells the impossible tale of two youths who have never before met. The action unrolls in Paris between 1979 and 1980, in other words it occurs during the collapsing of the bridge. (wikipedia.org)

A young French actress in Lisbon to shoot a movie is intrigued by a nun she sees kneeling in the in the chapel where she is filming.

Les Signs catches the movement towards of a small family whose fisherman paterfamilias disappeared at sea ten years ago. The mother lights a lantern in the window facing the harbor each night, and when her older, teenage son chastises her for giving up the search for his father she replies that she hopes, and her internalization is clearly her way of searching.

Virgile and Blanche exchange emails in their rooms. Virgile likes Blanche, but Blanche likes a boy named Eustache. However, they don't know each other. Virgile talks about life and death, and Blanche accepts it. Eustache, wearing a blue hat, first goes to Virgile, and then to Blanche. At that moment, Blanche remembers that she had danced with Virgile, and goes out of her room to meet him.

Faced with problems on a housing project, Alexandre feels the need to return to his long-standing research for a book on Borromini, a 17th-century architect that he has admired and tried to emulate all his life. And so Aliénor accompanies Alexandre on his research trip to Borromini's birthplace in Ticino, Switzerland with a the plan for them to continue to Turin, then Rome, following in the architect's steps. But a chance encounter with an adolescent brother and sister changes their plans. (filmdivider)

An examination of how the Holocaust is remembered, a fable of ghosts recalling their former lives and two Internet lovers haunted by past events form the moving and wide-ranging vid-shot triptych, "Memories (Jeonju Digital Project 2007)," helmed by the rarefied Euro trio of Harun Farocki, Pedro Costa and Eugene Green. (Variety)

Summer in Paris. Fifteen-year-old Vincent refuses to join in with his schoolmates torturing rats or selling sperm on the Internet. He lives with his single mother Marie and finally wants to find out who his father is. His investigations lead him to a famous publisher with an obnoxious character. When he meets said publisher's brother Joseph, his life changes in a flash. (Berlinale 66)

Six strangers confront their uniquely 21st century anxieties with the help of a sorcerer in this playful performance art consciousness-bender-cum-ghost story about the search for meaning in the age of social media.

During the 20's, at the request of one of his employers, the poet Fernando Pessoa conceives an advertising slogan for the drink Coca-Louca, which panics the authoritarian government of that time. (imdb)

A fable about the Goddess Mari and her two sons, born of a mortal father, whom she entrusts to the devil for their education. Mikelats decides to stay with his master but Atarrabi flees—but the devil manages to hold onto his shadow.

A young man makes an appointment at a clinic. When received by the doctor, he reveals as being a werewolf. She gets suspicious. The young man invites her to meet him on a full moon night so she can watch his transformation. (imdb)